Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-03-26
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Iondon has Doodle Aldermen, TOO.
Yesterdays quotation Of silver. SO 97h
Eggs for 10 cents a dozen at Healdsburg
Cal.
Helena, Montans, will this Summer have
q building boom.
Morris q Levy yesterday received an
other lot of ladies goods.
Berg will have his new building com.
pleted in a few days more.
There will be $3.50, 900 expended in new
buildings in Reno this year.
Sheriff Sweeney has appointed John
Van Buren, Perry as one OF his deputies.
A family Of five persons died in France
from inhaling the breath Of q sick dog.
Ogden News: You can call ID Ogden
CITY, Nevada in two years from this date.
The Governor has commissioned L. r.
Ames a Notary Public for Lyon county,
New.
During yesterday there we're several lit
| tie iurries Of snow, and the weather was
quite cold.
Wells, Fargo Il Co. yesterday shipped
four bars of passing bullion, valued at
$40, 255 SO.
California seaside attractions: A sea-
serpent at Santa Monica and smallpox at
Los Angeles.
Senator Edmunds' straw evidently does
not blow towards Jim Blaine. He is now
suspected Of Shermanism.
Judge Fitzgerald made 8 ruling yester-
day in his court that nc smoking would
hereafter be allowed. A very proper rul-
ing.
Sparring is a ~favorite pastime among
fashionable N athletes in New York.
Fewer men than ever will marry after the
news spreads.
Colonel Ingersoll says he will deliver no
more anti-religious lectures. His law
practice is quite as much strain on his
conscience as he can stand.
The bullion output from the Drum Lum-
mon mine, Montana, for February was
$178, 700. The output from the Granite
Mountain is S67. 900 per week.
While the thermometer stood 10 degrees
below zero in Nebraska, the Baptists OF
Red Willow cut through ice two feet thick
and immersed q number OF converts.
The town seemed quite dull yesterday
after the departure Of the train, carrying
away the Pslisade people who have been in
attendance upon the District Court for
several days.
A called communication OF Eureka
Lodge No. 16, F. & A. M, will be held this
Saturday evening at Z o'clock. All
Master Masons in good standing are cor
daily invited to attend.
Carson Union: Dan De guile says that
the lilscs on the Comstock are putting
forth the tender leaves Of Spring. The
yernal season stimulates Dams imagina-
ton. and he can lilac anything.
Salt Lake Democrat: A woman polyg-
Amist hes been arrested. She has two
husbands. We suppose this is the begin
ming OF the great services the disfrsn-
chised Mormon females are to render to
the polygamous cause.
A Western exchange says ii is now a
| fixed fact that the railroad fare from Reno
10 San Francisco will be 81 so. In that
case the fare from Palisade 10 San Fran
cisco should not be more than SIS, ss the
distance from Reno to San Francisco is
some % miles greater than from Palisade
to Reno.
In the District Court yesterday the case
Of the State vs.. IL. G. Fenstermaker,
charged with naming cattle, was on trial.
Defendants counsel moved for a continu-
aDce Of the case, on the ground OF the
absence Of a material witness. The
Court granted q continuance until Thurs
day, May 5, 1887.